I'm from the Philadelphia area and making$60 $70 $80 $90 and here and there a lot you get a $100 batch. I tried to screen shot my pays but it wouldn't let me. All facts
I currently live in northern Virginia and don’t mind driving to McLean or Tyson’s if I have to and I’m just now starting. I’ll see how it all ends up. I’m inbetween jobs so might as well
Haha, although usually wealthy people tip LESS. I used to work at a hotel and rich people were the stingiest, worst tippers imaginable. One time an obviously well off couple pulled up with a ton of luggage. It took me several trips with the luggage dolly fully loaded to get all of their luggage to their room. Half an hour or so later and sweating profusely, they looked at me, then shut the door. Not even a thank you.
In my experience with gig working and instacart shopping ,the tips tend to be better with shopping apps. I guess people appreciate you doing the headache of shopping as opposed just picking up some fast food for them.
I would never see tips like that where I am. I just started like a week ago. Did it a few years ago as well briefly. Have a full time job and just wanted to make some quick money. So have only done two days actually. One was a sunday and started later like 5pm til like 10 pm and made 43$ only. Then did it on Tuesday from 4pm til 930pm and only made like 54$ biggest tip was 10$ then one delivery was literally a pack of underwear and socks from family dollar delivered to the projects. Im not even kidding. Idk if they tipped bc it was a batch with another family dollar order and i didnt see the tip when it popped up. I dont have the physical card yet so can only do certain stores. I didnt know we could go to costco though. Ill have to try that
I do instacart and I made almost $2000 in only 36 hours. So yeah you can get it done. I could be making a lot more if I go but I have a full time job already
I just started Instacart last week and her videos and yours were recommended. She actually lives near where I grew up in Virginia and it’s really nice housewife area. I moved to Texas but I wish I would’ve started before I moved. It’s all about the market. All the stores she goes to like restaurant depot, Costco, bjs within 15 miles from me so it’s always booming here
sounds like bait to me. Don’t fall for this bullshit you guys. There’s literal instacart pimps trying to manipulate you into moving to strange cities where you have few support networks, or access to accountability. Stay safe, and don’t believe everything you hear on the internet. Especially UA-cam, like these people have monetary incentives and their whole job is the pretend to be authentically looking out for you as a buddy. Don’t be fooled.
It’s possible depending on your market. When I worked all day everyday I would have 300 dollar days or more. You would have to be strategic in the orders you pick and be able to navigate the stores efficiently. This was back in 2019 2020 when it wasn’t as saturated in my area as it is now.
Hi Mike nice video. I do instacart on a daily basis and everyday I get a least one order tipping over $60. I do mostly wholesale stores which are more likely to have this tips. My highest order was from docks sporting goods for $239 with a $229 tip.
@moorefinance9381 i shop at bjs wholesales club or at Costco wholesales. Those are the places you are most likely to get high tips from costumers at least in my area.
I find this hard to believe lol but that's awesome if that happens for you. There's no such thing where I live smh. The most you can make is $33, it's crazy and that's not often. And that's for multiple orders at once. Bad areas to be in I guess
I knew when a Macy's office in NYC wanted their deliveries and would always make sure to be in the area and active for that time. The tip was $100 each time and I'd shop in Costco and walk across the street to their loading elevator with 2 carts. Same for Jet Blue and some start ups in Queens.
You missed one on your needed items for side hustle grocery driving and that is a small foldable dolly, water is the corner stone of grocery driving, helps A LOT
I make in between 40 and 60 an hr. I only work 3 days a week and average 500 a week. it's different for every individual. Maybe your area isn't as busy as others. And if I go back to Lyft that's a guaranteed 2k a week.
I've done Instacart for 2 years in Michigan and Ohio and their batch payments are really a joke-- they will pay you only $7-10 sometimes even up to 3 batches in one! Tips in my area are not that good. The tips range from $2-$50. But catching a good $30+ is rare around here. The most I ever made in one day from like 10am until 9 pm was like $120. So I don't feel like her wages are normal in the Midwest.
Where my daughter is at. She consistently gets 40s and into the hundreds tips, she just got a $200 tip. It was a $235 order and where she's at. There are two to three other people that consistently get those large tip orders. I'm in Texas and they don't tip here. Very rarely do I see a $70 order?
She has to be working more than 12 hours a day. Instacart hours shown is when you start the shopping @ the store and stops when you mark as delivered at the drop off. The time to the store are not counted toward the minutes. To get those tips is with a BOT or you want around for 30-1 hour. Those tips are not normal in my area even during the holiday season.
@@breshelltamez2120 probably rigging her stuff by using a robotic tool to gain an advantage over people in her area. Its a competition now if there's a lot in your area which is every where. Unless she's literally the only person in her city which i doubt she is.
@@omcritzy thanks it just sucks to see ppl “show off” that their making a lot of money, when their cheating to get ahead 😩 And very discouraging at least for me to even keep going on
The shopping really depends. I do spark driver app for Walmart and they have shop and deliver orders. Yesterday I did 2, first was about 20 items and too me 8 min to shop (it was all grocery) and delivery was 2 miles away. It paid $22. The second was 2 items in electronics and took about ten min, order paid $16.
Mike! You’re right it’s impossible to make that amount of money in 30 days especially when the app has a lot of issues and not very organized when finding things in the store.
I just had a $500+ day at spark. Almost no tips, just keeping my metrics of like $15-25 per an order and doing 2 orders an hour or more. Keeping my mileage low, or the pay higher for more mileage, usually finishing a bigger order in under an hour, still making easily $30+ an hour. I think market is entirely dependent on it. Only had one tip withdrawn, mostly just went for the straight pay.
How in the heck did you make $500 in a day just off of batch earnings?? That's crazy. In the video her batch earnings were $4-500 per week, which is pretty typical. I've never seen such high earnings in a day without massive tips, which are exceedingly rare.
@@fuzzypanda1684 I stacked a welcome back payout with multiple zone earnings that stacked to few specific stores that day. I'll never see another day like that again, especially after this last year. Last time I made anything on spark, I made $260 in a 10 hour day on a welcome back incentive, killed my body. One of my worst days, but I made my minimum hourly I wanted.
I call BS. It takes so flipping long even when you know the store extremely well. Customers are awful at providing substitutions or communicating and that eats away at your time. NO ONE tips like that here. I’m lucky to get the tip they initially offered. We still aren’t seeing the mileage/gas she’s spent.
If you know how the app works, the batch pay and tip is shown in your phone before you accept a batch. It’s not a tip like they give you on the side because it’s mostly no customer contacts deliveries. A lot of customers actually tip more than that. You get a batch for 70, 80, 90, 100 or 200 plus and the chunk of it is a tip from the customers.
@@geraleealey5297in my area - I have never seen a batch over $80, which I just did the other day and it was the second time in about a year of doing it. And I live in a decent market (for volume of delivery orders between all the platforms) too. Most orders I see on IC are not very good, like shop for 3 customers, 60 items, 10-15 miles for $20. Not worth it. I maybe do 4-5 IC orders a week because there’s just not enough good orders.
I do instacart part time and her numbers are believable. If you know your market and know where to shop, you can make decent money. Today I received 2 $90+ orders that only took 1.5 hours each from acceptance to drop off and made $215 in 6 hours only doing 3 orders. Not all days are like that BUT IT DEFINITELY HAS ITS SPECTACULAR moments from time to time.
Same costco blessed me with 130 and 180 order in the same day and after 3 hours I went back home on this pass Tuesday. All depends in your account and market place.
I’ve done Instacart now off and on for about 4 mos jn the Vancouver Wa ( across the river from Portland, OR) area. Never seen tips like these. I might pay a bit more attention based on this video though and turn the app on more often. DD, UE’s, and GH have certainly paid me better for the invested time- which are truly side hustles on weekends mainly since I work a normal M-F job
This doesn't seem real. I've been a full time driver on apps and worked Instacart for 2 years. It could be the marketplace but I'm having a very hard time believing this at all. Instacart only worked out for me once that I got an $80 tip. Typically the orders are low paying and take way too long to be profitable with the shopping and delivery. If the orders were pre shopped this would be more believable.
Mike!!!! I have nearly made 15 Grand in one month. The secret is your market and knowing which orders to take and multi - apping. Here is an example of today's income. Flex block took 1.5 to complete it paid me $159 , I went to costco after and a $156 comes to me after finished I accepted a late night 2hr block paying $100. That's $415 in one day and i started at 1pm not 6am. Amazon pays very high in WA and instacart tips are very good from the generous customers. Other areas it's not possible market is #1 period.
@moore finance I shop in the Seattle market in Washington. I go to multiple towns depending on my mood such as tacoma, puyallup, covington, tukwilla etc
That's like saying if your friend works 21 hours he would make $600. Nah, it doesn't work like that. There's peak hours and really slow hours. Saying all of this, yes is possible to make $300 on instacart but you most likely have to work 10-14 hours a day.
No she’s correct about that I follow her as well and also make about $359 a day with that being mostly tips it’s true you can make 10k in 30 days in the area we both live in.
I have gotten $45 tips. Now they have this this and called unicorn and I've seen tips as high as $120 but they get grabbed fast. I can easily get 40 items in 30 minutes
Content creators for these apps are definitely getting priority on batches.I drive in a big market and getting that many batches with over $20 tips is crazy. Not knocking it because the woman in your video is definitely putting in the hours to make it happen. I congratulate her on her hustle, but 95% of drivers will not see these types of orders .🤷♂️
I worked at a company that used a lot of couriers and if they use their own car they get a bigger percentage. However they have to change tires at least twice a year along with all the other expenses. Think of the mileage you rack up and you're just killing your car quick.
CA Instacart pays for your time. 120% of local minimum wage... The high tips I see are when the items cost more... I just did an order for 3 large vodka bottles. Batch pay about $7 with a tip of $25 & I drove only 1 mile. I know it differs state to state but honestly instacart is my favorite side hustle.
I did my first Instacart night this evening. I'm curious about your post. I had one customer with a $90 grocery bill and I still only made about $11 on that job on a Sunday night at 8 pm. So far, doesn't look like she's planning to add a tip either.
There is no way in hell, I drive Uber, Lyft, door dash, grubhub, instacart.... People are not tipping like that. I've driven different markets in my state as well. Overwhelmingly, most rides are $0.0 Tips, at best $5-$10 with a rare $20. I call big BS on this!
Yea that's not happening honestly I clicked because I thought it said $1,000 a month which I could see but not 10k doing Instacart no one is tipping that well
I do Instacart daily and I can say, I've never seen a tip that high, but I do live in a pretty small city...but I will say that isn't surprising because every week most of my income from Instacart comes from tips. My tips have always been greater than my instacart pay. In my city it's normal to see 20-30 dollar tips.
I feel that IC isn't as bad as you make it out to be haha I know the layout of about a dozen different grocery stores, so sticking to those stores makes it EASY & quick. IC has a learnings curve because of the shopping aspect, but the more time on it, the better you become and the more you make
I got crazy tips doing Instacart, buy never $10,000 in a month. Now, I might have gotten $10,000 overtime because I do Instacart a lot. And it's my favorite platform.
I've been on the IC waitlist forever, so I can't speak for tips on there, but Shipt tips definitely make it worth my time. During normal/slowish time of years I get about 90% of customers tipping, usually around $10-15. During Christmas...woah, enormous tips. I had a handful that were upwards of $70. It's a long game too - the most successful Shipters almost exclusively shop for their preferred members. My friend has a preferred client that tips her $40 every time and orders once a week with 30 item shops and lives next to the store. I've only been doing it part time for a year for side money, so I'm still trolling open metro offers a lot, but just being strategic with stacking orders I average $30-$40 an hour and $2.50 per mile. I don't think you get a true picture of the shopping apps by just popping in on them a little.
In SLC it’s very much popping. But you also need to be a diamond member to pull these kinds of numbers. A lot of small batches though, very easy money. In 2020, I made 400 in 2 hours in NWI.
Thank you for making this video, I get so tired of seeing these "make an impossible amount of money in an unrealistically short period of time!" videos. It's like the "how I used chat GPT to make $500k in a year!". No. No you didn't. People preying on other peoples desperation to enrich themselves is the lowest form of existence and I wish people would stop falling for them.
Yes I get big tips like that! People are especially grateful when you show up in a decent, how you bag the items, and how you communicate with them. I deliver in a pick up truck I think people notice that and give extra even on Uber app I get 18 and 16 dollars added on tips after the initial tip. Be kind a lot of drivers rude and don’t put in effort. You’ll start getting regulars and they tip you because they want you to deliver their order next time because they kinda trust you over others. Some even ask if I’ll be delivering on certain days. Just be a good employee. It’s not discrimination like one commenter said because I’m a black woman, it ain’t just because of how she looks that get her the big tips
I do instacart in full time in AZ and I never catch that many good tip orders in one day. During the pandemic I made more but instacart has over saturated the platform with workers.
Just a tip, in her video she was in a rural neighborhood, and the three rail fence signifies horse properties, so a high income semi-rural area with horse properties. Santa Barbara Ca, outside Nashville TN, or even the Virgina suburbs of Washington DC come to mind as her possible market. I could be more precise by actually watching her videos myself, but it seems she is delivering to customers that have more disposable money than free time.
Just watched a different video of hers and her car has Virginia license plates. She also did a shop at a Wegman's grocery which only has stores along the East Coast from Massachussets south to North Carolina.
Just noticed on the 2nd order, the tip dropped $30, guessing some stuff was out of stock. That would of been $107.95 for 2 orders!! I just learned the customer can tip a flat rate or percentage beforehand, so refunded items lower our pay.
she lives in an area where rich people are actually not afraid to pay high dollar for services…in my area in Maryland i have a lot of semi stingy people who expect heavy lifting or 6+ bag orders (40+ items) with $0-5 tip…some people get it but others do not…they see us as robots and barely tip. Ive had a few tip me an extra $5 in cash after a $5-8 tip on the app…but again this is somewhat rare…i am looking to get to 10+ orders per day so my opinion MAY be biased…im about the be platinum level so we will see how that changes things
I've been doing Instacart for 2 years and i have only seen one $60 tip. People where i live don't tip near that. We have one Costco in like a 50 or more mile radius and these people want to pay like $30 to deliver like 30 miles away. Most of that money is from Instacart. That's a lot of gas, it's a lot of time (about an hour driving round trip. And you are only getting paid for one way), and alot of wear and tear on you car. People jump on them. I don't even like going 15 miles. Now if tips were like that then i would probably do it. I saw one batch that was 47 miles, the customer wanted one item, 10 units, and the customer was tipping $2!!!
@Top dasher and platinum shopper I want to know that secret because she's not wrong! And, I live in a wealthy area and the best day I had was $243 - one time. Most days it's pulling teeth to get to $125. Long miles and low tips.
4:54. Holy crap, that's about $55 an hour. She need to do about 60 hours a week to hit the 10k in the month. I'm in New York and I've never had a tip greater than $15.00. Edit: did a bit of googling, apparently she's in VA so that most likely the market that she's shopping in
I had an item come up. I scanned it, it went through and then continued shopping. The lady then said that's not what she ordered and dropped my customer approval rate. I then got garbage orders and I disputed the claim and Instacart kept the complaint on there. I no longer work for them their new update just sucks.
It all depends on your location where you are shopping I’ve lived in Tacoma wa and was averaging 250ish on any given day I worked but then moved to Yakima wa and now when I do decide to go out it’s more like 150ish
Yes if you have a Bot which people in my area still use to get all the high dollar batches. They make that money then leave the app before getting caught.
Great video...I definitely get nice tips like that but not in one day hmmm I would love to know how she is getting those orders back to back day after day. Yesterday I had a great day! My 1st batch was $118 bucks my tip was $108 woo hoo I was thrilled with that! It took me an hour and 10 minutes to shop and 20 minutes to deliver so was very good $ for my time. I'm a very fast efficient shopper my time is money! Right after that I got a $64 batch then a $55 batch I did 3 one shop batches and make super good $! But....that was just a lucky day! Those nice 50 60 70 tips are def out there but come on everyone knows you can't count on getting those batches all day long seriously I would love to know how she is seeing those types of batches. That's crazy!!
But when it comes to taxes once it’s time to do them, how much are you having to pay in taxes?! Yeah these instant cash outs are nice and tips can be very nice as well, but like aren’t you just having to owe in the end?
@@chriscipolloni4064 well it all depends if you have any deductibles and I bought my 1st home this year and there are lots of things that can be written off thank God! So I can only speak for myself that I will not be paying much. People that don't have any deductions and/or write offs may be paying a lot in taxes. If you do this full time which I don't I just do this on some weekends but for those that do this full time I would like to hope they put $ away for taxes.
How you split your hours daily? Spark and Instacart early before lunch? Then DD and UE for lunch. Then back to shopping afterwards like 2-5pm? Or all the apps on at the same time? Which market? 500 is great even if you do around 12 hour shifts.
This is old but in San Diego in the rich areas, I’d get like $80 tips. But that was pre and during covid. No batches like that anymore and I stopped doing IC
Hell na! I don't make near that much in tips and I consider myself a great shopper. Guess its just the area I live in. I average anywhere from $15-25/ hr, not including gas or taxes. So....not great. Promotion days are the best if you know how to game them right.
Publix at circumventing minimum wage in St Petersburg Florida they're making us work for less than $5 an hour we get our orders they're $7 that's it if it's an in-store shop it's still $7 it's an in-store shop with a delivery it's still an in-store shop the delivery has to be made you have to leave stuff for Publix for their clients Publix doesn't give you $0.01 for doing that you have to do the in-store shop to be able to get the delivery then the delivery is $7 base pay $2 tip - Cassius you're at $5 an hour after doing the in-store for Publix for free
At the end of the day it’s a business us shoppers are running. She might’ve made 10k in a month but how much were her expenses. Assuming she’s eating out and spending on gas 30 mpg she could be spending 4k easy on expenses
those numbers for tips ive seen mostly from costco or sams clubs but look accurate, the average time for a 60 plus tip order would be about an hour and half if you know the store well and driving locations. 2 orders would be about the same, but when you get into 3 drop offs looking at 2 to 2.5 hours to get it all done for that batch. but also oct nov and dec are the best tipping months of the entire year on instacart , i dont do instacart full time any more alot of down time but the two orders i did today was 66 for one run at raleys 33 items 5 miles 45 mins totals, second order was 42 two shops two differnt stores 16 items one store 22 others 8 miles total 1 hour 5 mins, so 108 Total for instacart 3 drop offs 15 miles counting drives to both stores and 1 hour and 55 mins total time today. Im in a lower volume area so looks legit wish I had those batches out here
How does she get all the good tip orders and then several hours in a row? That's crazy. I barely see orders like that and especially not three times in a row
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This is very hard to believe I have never ever see something like this were is that area Tamp FL don't pay
I'm from the Philadelphia area and making$60 $70 $80 $90 and here and there a lot you get a $100 batch. I tried to screen shot my pays but it wouldn't let me. All facts
All depends on market. She works in a really wealthy area in Virginia . She’s legit .
I currently live in northern Virginia and don’t mind driving to McLean or Tyson’s if I have to and I’m just now starting. I’ll see how it all ends up. I’m inbetween jobs so might as well
Haha, although usually wealthy people tip LESS. I used to work at a hotel and rich people were the stingiest, worst tippers imaginable. One time an obviously well off couple pulled up with a ton of luggage. It took me several trips with the luggage dolly fully loaded to get all of their luggage to their room. Half an hour or so later and sweating profusely, they looked at me, then shut the door. Not even a thank you.
I follow her. She's amazing and works really hard. She also is in a really good market. Great seeing people work this hard.
Exactly I watch her too
I do instacart on the same area and store and I can confirm the that’s a lie. It’s a good market but not how she says it
No way possible without a batch grabbers...cheater...plain and simple
In my experience with gig working and instacart shopping ,the tips tend to be better with shopping apps. I guess people appreciate you doing the headache of shopping as opposed just picking up some fast food for them.
In my market it's the opposite. Lucky if instacart tips more than $2. But food delivery usually the tip is $5 or more
@@celestialmajesty2053same. It makes no sense
The most I’ve seen in my area is $9,600 in a month. It was multi apping and roughly 80 hours a week. These guys did work no less than 12 hours a day.
What area is that
Bella does a lot of Costco orders! She got pretty darn close to that $10k . Where I shop we don't see tips like that. Location is truly everything!
The tips were amazing, averaging $30-$50 per batch is massive. And yes great hustle from her 🔥
Bella is a cheater
@@tenacious_b7648 lol how
@@tenacious_b7648 how come?
I would never see tips like that where I am. I just started like a week ago. Did it a few years ago as well briefly. Have a full time job and just wanted to make some quick money. So have only done two days actually. One was a sunday and started later like 5pm til like 10 pm and made 43$ only. Then did it on Tuesday from 4pm til 930pm and only made like 54$ biggest tip was 10$ then one delivery was literally a pack of underwear and socks from family dollar delivered to the projects. Im not even kidding. Idk if they tipped bc it was a batch with another family dollar order and i didnt see the tip when it popped up. I dont have the physical card yet so can only do certain stores. I didnt know we could go to costco though. Ill have to try that
I do instacart and I made almost $2000 in only 36 hours. So yeah you can get it done. I could be making a lot more if I go but I have a full time job already
That's it, Instacart is paying for my car. I have a full time job too.
Nice to hear, so basically a week or how many out those 36 hours you worked? I'm starting this weekend
I just started Instacart last week and her videos and yours were recommended. She actually lives near where I grew up in Virginia and it’s really nice housewife area. I moved to Texas but I wish I would’ve started before I moved. It’s all about the market. All the stores she goes to like restaurant depot, Costco, bjs within 15 miles from me so it’s always booming here
Shes in VA?! 👀 what part? Im in Fburg I’m about to travel😂
@@jordanmathews9713 right is she anywhere in the 7 cities
sounds like bait to me. Don’t fall for this bullshit you guys. There’s literal instacart pimps trying to manipulate you into moving to strange cities where you have few support networks, or access to accountability. Stay safe, and don’t believe everything you hear on the internet. Especially UA-cam, like these people have monetary incentives and their whole job is the pretend to be authentically looking out for you as a buddy. Don’t be fooled.
What area I live in va
It’s possible depending on your market. When I worked all day everyday I would have 300 dollar days or more. You would have to be strategic in the orders you pick and be able to navigate the stores efficiently. This was back in 2019 2020 when it wasn’t as saturated in my area as it is now.
Hi Mike nice video. I do instacart on a daily basis and everyday I get a least one order tipping over $60. I do mostly wholesale stores which are more likely to have this tips. My highest order was from docks sporting goods for $239 with a $229 tip.
@moorefinance9381 i shop at bjs wholesales club or at Costco wholesales. Those are the places you are most likely to get high tips from costumers at least in my area.
@moorefinance9381 I’m good thanks I get really good batches as I am right now trust me.
I find this hard to believe lol but that's awesome if that happens for you. There's no such thing where I live smh. The most you can make is $33, it's crazy and that's not often. And that's for multiple orders at once. Bad areas to be in I guess
Wow 😱
Damn $40-50 orders in my area are pretty common with a high rating and priority Access higher are pretty rare lower see pretty common
I knew when a Macy's office in NYC wanted their deliveries and would always make sure to be in the area and active for that time. The tip was $100 each time and I'd shop in Costco and walk across the street to their loading elevator with 2 carts. Same for Jet Blue and some start ups in Queens.
You missed one on your needed items for side hustle grocery driving and that is a small foldable dolly, water is the corner stone of grocery driving, helps A LOT
I make in between 40 and 60 an hr. I only work 3 days a week and average 500 a week. it's different for every individual. Maybe your area isn't as busy as others. And if I go back to Lyft that's a guaranteed 2k a week.
Exactly
I've done Instacart for 2 years in Michigan and Ohio and their batch payments are really a joke-- they will pay you only $7-10 sometimes even up to 3 batches in one! Tips in my area are not that good. The tips range from $2-$50. But catching a good $30+ is rare around here. The most I ever made in one day from like 10am until 9 pm was like $120. So I don't feel like her wages are normal in the Midwest.
Where my daughter is at. She consistently gets 40s and into the hundreds tips, she just got a $200 tip. It was a $235 order and where she's at. There are two to three other people that consistently get those large tip orders. I'm in Texas and they don't tip here. Very rarely do I see a $70 order?
Bro
I’m lucky if the people in my area even tip at all, let alone $50+ tips.
She has to be working more than 12 hours a day. Instacart hours shown is when you start the shopping @ the store and stops when you mark as delivered at the drop off. The time to the store are not counted toward the minutes. To get those tips is with a BOT or you want around for 30-1 hour. Those tips are not normal in my area even during the holiday season.
So the tips are fake?
@@breshelltamez2120 probably rigging her stuff by using a robotic tool to gain an advantage over people in her area. Its a competition now if there's a lot in your area which is every where. Unless she's literally the only person in her city which i doubt she is.
@@omcritzy thanks it just sucks to see ppl “show off” that their making a lot of money, when their cheating to get ahead 😩
And very discouraging at least for me to even keep going on
She has simply found a perfect nook in her city that has high demand with no drivers. Wealthy area and no drivers equals those type of tips.
She does and sometimes more! She starts in the dark and ends in the dark.
The shopping really depends. I do spark driver app for Walmart and they have shop and deliver orders. Yesterday I did 2, first was about 20 items and too me 8 min to shop (it was all grocery) and delivery was 2 miles away. It paid $22. The second was 2 items in electronics and took about ten min, order paid $16.
@Top dasher and platinum shopper I don't do Instacart, no availability for them in my area
4:20 I think she's delivering more than groceries 'wink wink nudge nudge'.
Mike! You’re right it’s impossible to make that amount of money in 30 days especially when the app has a lot of issues and not very organized when finding things in the store.
It depends on the area. I multiapp with Uber Doordash and Instacart I can do very well
@leadnsteel what area or areas do you multi app in?
I just had a $500+ day at spark. Almost no tips, just keeping my metrics of like $15-25 per an order and doing 2 orders an hour or more. Keeping my mileage low, or the pay higher for more mileage, usually finishing a bigger order in under an hour, still making easily $30+ an hour. I think market is entirely dependent on it. Only had one tip withdrawn, mostly just went for the straight pay.
@Top dasher and platinum shopper I dont do instacart yet, I do spark, I did the final math, made closer to $50 an hour.
do you have a referral code?
@@angelinamonetti4371 they only work for people in the same zone as you, and it's rare when they offer the bonus referral so not really sure tbh.
How in the heck did you make $500 in a day just off of batch earnings?? That's crazy. In the video her batch earnings were $4-500 per week, which is pretty typical. I've never seen such high earnings in a day without massive tips, which are exceedingly rare.
@@fuzzypanda1684 I stacked a welcome back payout with multiple zone earnings that stacked to few specific stores that day. I'll never see another day like that again, especially after this last year. Last time I made anything on spark, I made $260 in a 10 hour day on a welcome back incentive, killed my body. One of my worst days, but I made my minimum hourly I wanted.
I call BS. It takes so flipping long even when you know the store extremely well. Customers are awful at providing substitutions or communicating and that eats away at your time. NO ONE tips like that here. I’m lucky to get the tip they initially offered. We still aren’t seeing the mileage/gas she’s spent.
They make these stats up bro. Pure lies.
60 dollar tips 😳 ol girl must be giving happy ending to the customers cause wtf 😂
She dresses up like a sweet honey to get her extra insanely high tips
@@darkm0de777 I see 👀 tight leggings & all
If you know how the app works, the batch pay and tip is shown in your phone before you accept a batch. It’s not a tip like they give you on the side because it’s mostly no customer contacts deliveries. A lot of customers actually tip more than that. You get a batch for 70, 80, 90, 100 or 200 plus and the chunk of it is a tip from the customers.
@@ramildevera3055 how often do the customers tip like that ? Let’s say out of 10 orders
@@geraleealey5297in my area - I have never seen a batch over $80, which I just did the other day and it was the second time in about a year of doing it. And I live in a decent market (for volume of delivery orders between all the platforms) too.
Most orders I see on IC are not very good, like shop for 3 customers, 60 items, 10-15 miles for $20. Not worth it. I maybe do 4-5 IC orders a week because there’s just not enough good orders.
I do instacart part time and her numbers are believable. If you know your market and know where to shop, you can make decent money. Today I received 2 $90+ orders that only took 1.5 hours each from acceptance to drop off and made $215 in 6 hours only doing 3 orders. Not all days are like that BUT IT DEFINITELY HAS ITS SPECTACULAR moments from time to time.
It's just very market dependent.
Grocery tips can be the best tips out of all niches nice job
I heard similar story from a driver here, to bad it has a waitlist
@@xXJeReMiAhXx99 Yeah, I've heard the waitlist takes forever for most people.
Same costco blessed me with 130 and 180 order in the same day and after 3 hours I went back home on this pass Tuesday. All depends in your account and market place.
I’ve done Instacart now off and on for about 4 mos jn the Vancouver Wa ( across the river from Portland, OR) area. Never seen tips like these. I might pay a bit more attention based on this video though and turn the app on more often. DD, UE’s, and GH have certainly paid me better for the invested time- which are truly side hustles on weekends mainly since I work a normal M-F job
This doesn't seem real. I've been a full time driver on apps and worked Instacart for 2 years. It could be the marketplace but I'm having a very hard time believing this at all. Instacart only worked out for me once that I got an $80 tip. Typically the orders are low paying and take way too long to be profitable with the shopping and delivery. If the orders were pre shopped this would be more believable.
Mike!!!! I have nearly made 15 Grand in one month. The secret is your market and knowing which orders to take and multi - apping. Here is an example of today's income. Flex block took 1.5 to complete it paid me $159 , I went to costco after and a $156 comes to me after finished I accepted a late night 2hr block paying $100. That's $415 in one day and i started at 1pm not 6am. Amazon pays very high in WA and instacart tips are very good from the generous customers. Other areas it's not possible market is #1 period.
@moore finance I shop in the Seattle market in Washington. I go to multiple towns depending on my mood such as tacoma, puyallup, covington, tukwilla etc
@moore finance no way man you pay me and I'll tell you how to make money.
@Top dasher and platinum shopper 😂😆
That’s why I like your vids, you’re honest! Thanks
My friend makes $200+ a day with 7 hours, so within 9-10 hours it’s possible to make $333.
That's like saying if your friend works 21 hours he would make $600. Nah, it doesn't work like that. There's peak hours and really slow hours. Saying all of this, yes is possible to make $300 on instacart but you most likely have to work 10-14 hours a day.
No she’s correct about that I follow her as well and also make about $359 a day with that being mostly tips it’s true you can make 10k in 30 days in the area we both live in.
Virginia?
What city does she live in? I need to move there!
Off just Instacart?? Answer, or I'm gonna get you 🙂
It all depends on where you are! I'm in central California, it's slowed down here a bit, but I've gotten a few $50 tips.
@moore finance Costco and Sprouts. I go to a few local stores, too. I get most of the money from Sprouts.
I have gotten $45 tips. Now they have this this and called unicorn and I've seen tips as high as $120 but they get grabbed fast. I can easily get 40 items in 30 minutes
Content creators for these apps are definitely getting priority on batches.I drive in a big market and getting that many batches with over $20 tips is crazy.
Not knocking it because the woman in your video is definitely putting in the hours to make it happen. I congratulate her on her hustle, but 95% of drivers will not see these types of orders .🤷♂️
I worked at a company that used a lot of couriers and if they use their own car they get a bigger percentage. However they have to change tires at least twice a year along with all the other expenses. Think of the mileage you rack up and you're just killing your car quick.
Passenger car tires typically last 30k to 45k miles. You're telling me these people drove 60k to 90k miles a year?
CA Instacart pays for your time. 120% of local minimum wage...
The high tips I see are when the items cost more... I just did an order for 3 large vodka bottles. Batch pay about $7 with a tip of $25 & I drove only 1 mile.
I know it differs state to state but honestly instacart is my favorite side hustle.
I did my first Instacart night this evening. I'm curious about your post. I had one customer with a $90 grocery bill and I still only made about $11 on that job on a Sunday night at 8 pm. So far, doesn't look like she's planning to add a tip either.
There is no way in hell, I drive Uber, Lyft, door dash, grubhub, instacart.... People are not tipping like that. I've driven different markets in my state as well. Overwhelmingly, most rides are $0.0 Tips, at best $5-$10 with a rare $20. I call big BS on this!
The biggest order I got was $134. A $120 tip.
Yea that's not happening honestly I clicked because I thought it said $1,000 a month which I could see but not 10k doing Instacart no one is tipping that well
I do Instacart daily and I can say, I've never seen a tip that high, but I do live in a pretty small city...but I will say that isn't surprising because every week most of my income from Instacart comes from tips. My tips have always been greater than my instacart pay. In my city it's normal to see 20-30 dollar tips.
same.
I feel that IC isn't as bad as you make it out to be haha
I know the layout of about a dozen different grocery stores, so sticking to those stores makes it EASY & quick. IC has a learnings curve because of the shopping aspect, but the more time on it, the better you become and the more you make
@moorefinance9381 in terms of stores, I’m hitting mostly Ralph’s and Costco. I’m in San Diego so I have a pretty solid market
@moorefinance9381 Yeah this is the fake moore finance account LMAO
I got crazy tips doing Instacart, buy never $10,000 in a month. Now, I might have gotten $10,000 overtime because I do Instacart a lot. And it's my favorite platform.
I’ve seen those kind of crazy tips but usually the miles are what makes it less appealing
I’m so upset that I don’t be getting those kinda batches here in Orange County
It's possible in a rich large urban market and you work 6-7 days/week and work 14 hours/day.
I can never get on it’s been over s year and they still saying no position in my area😢
She is going down for those tips!
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I've been on the IC waitlist forever, so I can't speak for tips on there, but Shipt tips definitely make it worth my time. During normal/slowish time of years I get about 90% of customers tipping, usually around $10-15. During Christmas...woah, enormous tips. I had a handful that were upwards of $70. It's a long game too - the most successful Shipters almost exclusively shop for their preferred members. My friend has a preferred client that tips her $40 every time and orders once a week with 30 item shops and lives next to the store. I've only been doing it part time for a year for side money, so I'm still trolling open metro offers a lot, but just being strategic with stacking orders I average $30-$40 an hour and $2.50 per mile. I don't think you get a true picture of the shopping apps by just popping in on them a little.
Shipt pays way better than Instacart so don't trade shipt for it
She is part of a couple that does it but he does his and she does hers. Look up tatvar on youtube.
@moore finance I'm in a suburb of Atlanta the Douglasville area
In SLC it’s very much popping. But you also need to be a diamond member to pull these kinds of numbers. A lot of small batches though, very easy money. In 2020, I made 400 in 2 hours in NWI.
Thank you for making this video, I get so tired of seeing these "make an impossible amount of money in an unrealistically short period of time!" videos. It's like the "how I used chat GPT to make $500k in a year!". No. No you didn't. People preying on other peoples desperation to enrich themselves is the lowest form of existence and I wish people would stop falling for them.
Omg belpeppa made it inna vid im so proud of her and yes lol her market is insane glad for her 💜💯
Bellpeppa is a beast!
Yes I get big tips like that! People are especially grateful when you show up in a decent, how you bag the items, and how you communicate with them. I deliver in a pick up truck I think people notice that and give extra even on Uber app I get 18 and 16 dollars added on tips after the initial tip. Be kind a lot of drivers rude and don’t put in effort. You’ll start getting regulars and they tip you because they want you to deliver their order next time because they kinda trust you over others. Some even ask if I’ll be delivering on certain days. Just be a good employee. It’s not discrimination like one commenter said because I’m a black woman, it ain’t just because of how she looks that get her the big tips
I am a diamond cart over 700 orders I get tips over 50 once or twice a week never three times or more in 1 day
It's correct. I do instacart and shipt in New york that is so correct
Your intro said it all......
HUGE difference between “active” hours and hours working. She was out there 12 hours a day every day.
I do instacart in full time in AZ and I never catch that many good tip orders in one day. During the pandemic I made more but instacart has over saturated the platform with workers.
No this is not possible in my market. I think this is an exception
Just a tip, in her video she was in a rural neighborhood, and the three rail fence signifies horse properties, so a high income semi-rural area with horse properties. Santa Barbara Ca, outside Nashville TN, or even the Virgina suburbs of Washington DC come to mind as her possible market. I could be more precise by actually watching her videos myself, but it seems she is delivering to customers that have more disposable money than free time.
Just watched a different video of hers and her car has Virginia license plates. She also did a shop at a Wegman's grocery which only has stores along the East Coast from Massachussets south to North Carolina.
Just noticed on the 2nd order, the tip dropped $30, guessing some stuff was out of stock. That would of been $107.95 for 2 orders!! I just learned the customer can tip a flat rate or percentage beforehand, so refunded items lower our pay.
I think that user probably has multiple phones.
I once saw a $94 offer of which the tip was $60 but someone grabbed it before I could.
she lives in an area where rich people are actually not afraid to pay high dollar for services…in my area in Maryland i have a lot of semi stingy people who expect heavy lifting or 6+ bag orders (40+ items) with $0-5 tip…some people get it but others do not…they see us as robots and barely tip. Ive had a few tip me an extra $5 in cash after a $5-8 tip on the app…but again this is somewhat rare…i am looking to get to 10+ orders per day so my opinion MAY be biased…im about the be platinum level so we will see how that changes things
I've been doing Instacart for 2 years and i have only seen one $60 tip. People where i live don't tip near that. We have one Costco in like a 50 or more mile radius and these people want to pay like $30 to deliver like 30 miles away. Most of that money is from Instacart. That's a lot of gas, it's a lot of time (about an hour driving round trip. And you are only getting paid for one way), and alot of wear and tear on you car. People jump on them. I don't even like going 15 miles. Now if tips were like that then i would probably do it. I saw one batch that was 47 miles, the customer wanted one item, 10 units, and the customer was tipping $2!!!
This is what kills me! They want you to drive so far and spend like 2-3 hours of your time and then tip $5.
@Top dasher and platinum shopper I want to know that secret because she's not wrong! And, I live in a wealthy area and the best day I had was $243 - one time. Most days it's pulling teeth to get to $125. Long miles and low tips.
Fake guys no one make 10 gram month
I can believe the video. It's got to be a great market but u are doing a lot of orders and big orders like at warehouses etc
4:54. Holy crap, that's about $55 an hour. She need to do about 60 hours a week to hit the 10k in the month. I'm in New York and I've never had a tip greater than $15.00. Edit: did a bit of googling, apparently she's in VA so that most likely the market that she's shopping in
I had an item come up. I scanned it, it went through and then continued shopping. The lady then said that's not what she ordered and dropped my customer approval rate. I then got garbage orders and I disputed the claim and Instacart kept the complaint on there. I no longer work for them their new update just sucks.
@moore finance That was at a Hobby Lobby
It all depends on your location where you are shopping I’ve lived in Tacoma wa and was averaging 250ish on any given day I worked but then moved to Yakima wa and now when I do decide to go out it’s more like 150ish
I rarely get those tips 🤔
I do instacart and the tips are accurate but in my area those are the rare orders.
Where did she city. The tip insane.
Bellpeppa the goat and her man 💪🏾💯
Yes if you have a Bot which people in my area still use to get all the high dollar batches. They make that money then leave the app before getting caught.
Hey Mike, about to do my maiden voyage. If I have two orders in a batch do I have to swipe my card twice? Thanks for the content you rock 💪
Yes you do, found that out today!
In my area has been terrible for the last year in the beginning it was great
I get the same amount of tips as she does because I cherry pick in my market. I will sit for an hour straight if I have to to get a 70 or 90
It’s so what possible,depending on the hours you putting in..also they have very lil items for 40bucks and up..
My instacart guy is so fast I feel guilty tipping anything less than 10
I assume she’s having her network place orders, probably reimbursing them for tips.
Word!
I seen people do it in certain zones, but it's also usually on peak seasons. When I was at the beach over the summer allot of dudes would do it
Great video...I definitely get nice tips like that but not in one day hmmm I would love to know how she is getting those orders back to back day after day. Yesterday I had a great day! My 1st batch was $118 bucks my tip was $108 woo hoo I was thrilled with that! It took me an hour and 10 minutes to shop and 20 minutes to deliver so was very good $ for my time. I'm a very fast efficient shopper my time is money! Right after that I got a $64 batch then a $55 batch I did 3 one shop batches and make super good $! But....that was just a lucky day! Those nice 50 60 70 tips are def out there but come on everyone knows you can't count on getting those batches all day long seriously I would love to know how she is seeing those types of batches. That's crazy!!
But when it comes to taxes once it’s time to do them, how much are you having to pay in taxes?!
Yeah these instant cash outs are nice and tips can be very nice as well, but like aren’t you just having to owe in the end?
@@chriscipolloni4064 well it all depends if you have any deductibles and I bought my 1st home this year and there are lots of things that can be written off thank God! So I can only speak for myself that I will not be paying much. People that don't have any deductions and/or write offs may be paying a lot in taxes. If you do this full time which I don't I just do this on some weekends but for those that do this full time I would like to hope they put $ away for taxes.
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I've gotten $80, $50, $60 tips before, but you have to grab them fast.
I'm making 500$ day, 2 Instacart, Uber eats, spark and door dash...
How you split your hours daily? Spark and Instacart early before lunch? Then DD and UE for lunch. Then back to shopping afterwards like 2-5pm?
Or all the apps on at the same time?
Which market? 500 is great even if you do around 12 hour shifts.
This is old but in San Diego in the rich areas, I’d get like $80 tips. But that was pre and during covid. No batches like that anymore and I stopped doing IC
Hell na! I don't make near that much in tips and I consider myself a great shopper. Guess its just the area I live in. I average anywhere from $15-25/ hr, not including gas or taxes. So....not great. Promotion days are the best if you know how to game them right.
I drove down from Philly to check her and tatvars market area out (dmv) and made a killin. Lots of money down there.
She found herself a really good niche in her market. Instacart is filled with no or low tip offers in my market.
Publix at circumventing minimum wage in St Petersburg Florida they're making us work for less than $5 an hour we get our orders they're $7 that's it if it's an in-store shop it's still $7 it's an in-store shop with a delivery it's still an in-store shop the delivery has to be made you have to leave stuff for Publix for their clients Publix doesn't give you $0.01 for doing that you have to do the in-store shop to be able to get the delivery then the delivery is $7 base pay $2 tip - Cassius you're at $5 an hour after doing the in-store for Publix for free
Normal high tips in my area are half that at $30
At the end of the day it’s a business us shoppers are running. She might’ve made 10k in a month but how much were her expenses. Assuming she’s eating out and spending on gas 30 mpg she could be spending 4k easy on expenses
those numbers for tips ive seen mostly from costco or sams clubs but look accurate, the average time for a 60 plus tip order would be about an hour and half if you know the store well and driving locations. 2 orders would be about the same, but when you get into 3 drop offs looking at 2 to 2.5 hours to get it all done for that batch. but also oct nov and dec are the best tipping months of the entire year on instacart , i dont do instacart full time any more alot of down time but the two orders i did today was 66 for one run at raleys 33 items 5 miles 45 mins totals, second order was 42 two shops two differnt stores 16 items one store 22 others 8 miles total 1 hour 5 mins, so 108 Total for instacart 3 drop offs 15 miles counting drives to both stores and 1 hour and 55 mins total time today.
Im in a lower volume area so looks legit wish I had those batches out here
That's insane that's forex trading numbers. This girl deserves an award 😉
Its also the time of year. People tip more around the holidays. She's working around Halloween and before Thanksgiving.
How does she get all the good tip orders and then several hours in a row? That's crazy. I barely see orders like that and especially not three times in a row
4 yrs on IC and 3 times received $70-100 dollar tip with less than 20 items. Now hard to get decent tips.
I live in a town with a population of 30,000, median income of 55K… Biggest tips I see are between 10 and 20
Yeah is she also giving happy endings cause I don't make that in 30 days I barely make enough to cover gas
His expressions 0:17 saying impossible 😂…bro
What is she doing. I made 47 bucks to drive 45 Miles.
@Topdasherandplatinumshopper I am a shopper